New Ulm weekly review., 1887-02-23
Proceedings of the Board Of
Education.

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Proceedings of the Board OF
s. Education.
Monthly meeting Board Of Education
OF the Independent School District of
City OF New Ulm, held Jan. 9TH, 1887.
All members present.
Meeting was called to order by the
President.
Minutes of Dec. 1886 meeting ordered
read and when read the same were ap-
proved as recorded by the clerk.
Board then proceeded to audit the
following bills:
p. Scherer for lumber. S17. SO
a. Schmidt for extra work. 2.75
u. Haeberle for sundries. 400
+. friedman ditto. tto...... .21.58
d. d. Beussmann tor hardware. II. .S5
Jos. Bobleter for printing. 800
In. kobarsch for sundries $40
Jac. Klossner for hardware ..... 40
The bill Of F. Koke of S55 for erect
ing elevator ETC., was referred back to
Mr.. Koke for specification.
Supt. Nix then submitted plan and
estimate OF costs for receptacle Of min
erals ETC., which was examined and
considered by the Board. Upon mo-
ton it was resolved that Mr.. Nix be
and hereby is requested and authorized
to have such receptacle made by Mr..
e. Wagner as per plan submitted, the
case to be we'll made and finished, at a
cost not to exceed $50.
Further ReSolUeG to authorize Mr..
Nix to procure at the expense of the
District one gross of the National Era
sers for use in the several school
rooms.
Further Resozved to authorize the
building committee of the Board to
purchase eight more coal scuttles for the
use in Union Schoolhouse.
Then Board adjourned.
r. =. Pahl. E. G.. Koch,
PRESIDENT. Clerk.
Monthly meeting Board of Education,
Independent School District of the City
Of New Ulm, held Febr. 4th, 1887.
Meeting was called to order by the
President.
All members present except Mr..
Hummel.
Minutes of January meeting were
read and ordered to be approved as re-
corded by the clerk.
Then Board proceeded to audit the
following bills, VIZ:
+. Koke, for building elevator etc S55,
was allowed in full with the under
standing that Mr.. Koke complete the
work agreed to be done by him rs soon
as the weather permits it. Chicago
kindergarten Supply Co. 81. 16 for sup
plies, was allowed 5000 to Co. and SO
cts. to Mr.. Nix. Chas. Wagner 81. 33
for waste baskets etc. N. q. Foundry
Go. $500 for crestings etc. Chas. G.
Gerry, $l4.16 for erasers, was allowed
in full less freight charges. W. A.
Olmsted So. Is for ink. Dr.. C. Wesch-
cke Is cts. for blank record. A. Huir.
as 81. 80 for hauling. Clerk was direct
ed to issue proper vouchers for amounts
allowed.
Then resignation of Mr.. II. Eyer.
Janitor of Union Schoolhouse, filed
Febr. l, 1887 was submitted, considered
and accepted.
Board then authorized Mr.. Fr. Fried
mann to have the well at schoolhouse
square. cleaned out as soon as possible.
Then Board adjourned to Friday
Febr. 18th, 1887, usual hour.
=. q. PAIL, E. G.. Koch,
President CLERK.
Adjourned meeting, Febr. 18th, 1887.
All members present. Meeting called
to order by the President.
The minutes of the last regular meet
ing were read and approved as read.
The following bills were then allowed
and ordered paid.
81. Schleuder repairing clock. 81. .25
Chas. Klotz deepening we'll. 100
=. q. Koch carriage advanced .29
The clerk then laid before the board
II applications for the vacant Janitor-
ship which had been received up to
date. The different applications were
then read and considered, whereupon
on motion Of DR.. Weschcke, it was re.
solved, that Fred. Meile be and hereby
is appointed for the vacant Janitorship
in the Union School building with the
same salary and under the same condi.
tons as the present Janitor and the
proper officers of this board enter into
a contract with Mr.. Meile for the above
purpose.
On motion of Mr. Hummel it was re-
solved. that this Board construes the
contract of Janitor Schmidt to include
the cleaning of the walk from gate to
the door and to the rear Of the school
buildings and build fire without fail on
all school days without exception. Fur
ther resolved that the clerk notify Mr..
Schmidt of the purport of the above re-
solution.
Then adjournment.
e. g. PAIL, E. G.. Koch.
President. Clerk.